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Glass expands when warm and contracts when cold. While automotive glass is designed to minimize thermal strain, extreme temperatures over long periods of time may encourage cracks to form or worsen in a windshield. This is especially true when your hot car cools down too quickly. The glass expands and contracts when the temperature changes, making …

Cold Mornings to Warm Afternoons: Risky With a Crack in the Windshield Read More »

Automotive glass used for windshields is specially designed and manufactured to ensure the safety of both the driver and passengers.   According to Safe Windshields, your windshield provides a significant amount of strength to the structural support in the cabin of the vehicle. For instance, in a front-end collision, the windshield provides up to 45% …

In the Month of Love, Protect Your Loved Ones- Your Windshield is a Structural Component of the Car Read More »

January is one of our coldest months here in Texas, so we have put together a list of Cold weather tips to help prevent further damage to your windshield during the frosty weather.    Try a De-icing Spray or an Ice Scraper Instead of Turning on Your Defrost When it is cold outside take a …

Cold Weather Tips: Think Twice about Turning your Defroster On Read More »